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Universal acclaim- based on 46 Ratings
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Positive: 43 out of 46
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Mixed: 0 out of 46
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Negative: 3 out of 46
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EricC.Jul 6, 2009
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tombSep 9, 2009Have you ever noticed that Tiny Mix Tapes hates everything. This record is a f*cking triumph.
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SamW.Jul 13, 2009Incredible album...from a long-time dino fan. Among their incredible volume of work (including every dino album), this one could potentially be top of them all.
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MSAug 13, 2009A great album. Is it 1991 again?
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JorgeDAug 16, 2009Simply magical album. All the boys bands out there look flaccid against these forty somethings.
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JackC.Jun 27, 2009This is an awesome record. Beyond was good, but I think Farm is more consistent on the whole. It's just a fun record with awesome guitar and some really great hooks. Every song is good, but I especially dig "I Want You to Know" and "Plans."
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PapaBoxJul 21, 2009It's amazing that a band can make a record this good this late in their career (especially after a 19 year hiatus). While it while obviously not have the influence of their late-80s heyday records, I believe this is their best, most consistent, record.
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BrandoCommandoAug 5, 2009Unbelievable album. Dinosaur Jr. is so under appreciated.
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JamesAJun 24, 2009Not as good as "Your Living All Over Me" and is a little slower than thier previous stuff, but it is still J and Dinosaur Jr. No complaints here.
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Nov 13, 2010
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Mar 10, 2016I just have to come here and say that this is one of my favorite albums of all time. I know that might seem like hyperbole, but I don't hand out 10's lightly. The hooks and riffs on the record can only have been done by experienced rocksmiths just showing people what is worth listening to.
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This is a sound that's utterly unique to Dinosaur Jr., and what's different about them in their reunion is that the group not only realizes their individuality, they revel in it, getting lost in the noise, and it's hard not to get swept up with it, too.
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Continues where 2007's sprightly comeback album "Beyond" left off.
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Apparently, you can go home again, and it's still plenty loud and comfortable.